Check the internet connection It may seem obvious, but check to see if your TV can access the internet. If you've lost connection for any reason, you won't be able to use any apps and it could be the reason they've disappeared or fail to open. Update the firmware If your internet connection isn't the issue, try to update your TV's firmware
You can see how to connect Your TV to a regular Wi-Fi network here. Ethernet cable. If none of the above solutions worked, try instead to connect Your router to Your LG 65SK8000PUA via Ethernet cable. This solution provides a fast and stable connection between the two devices. Check here how to connect Your smart TV via Ethernet cable. For assistance with your LG Smart TV, you will need to contact LG directly. You can view their support page here . Or call a customer support representative at 800-243-0000 between 7:00 am and Midnight CST. I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and if you ever need any further assistance with your AT&T services, always feel free to reach
If so try changing the name of the network to something more plain and see if the connection works on start up. You could also have a poor signal or congested network with too many nearby, also if you have a dual band network both 2.4/5ghz at the same time try separating them into two networks then try connecting to the 5ghz.
The wireless connection continues to drop on the TV, eventhough the signal is consistantly good (confirmed with other mobile devices). I've done all the suggested steps of unplugging the TV to reset, ensuring the firmware is up-to-date, modifying the ISP/DSN settings (8.8.8.8) to get the wireless connection to stay connected.
Now my problem is that on regular times the Netflix app just 'loses wifi' connection: the screen freeze and the downloading signal comes up and it doenst actually download. The only way to solve this, is to exit the serie/movie i watch and activate it again. Than the download resume and all is Well. Until the next random time the serie/movie
Try deleting/forgetting the 2.4 in the tv settings. If it can't connect to the 2.4 --- if the 5 is the only ssid it knows --- it should stay on the 5. No such problems here. Connected solid to my Netgear RAX45 router 5 GHz, 960 Mbps link. They're about 9' apart. You might need a wi-fi extender or Mesh network.
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